America’s Favorite Berry! Blueberries are gaining in popularity among health conscious consumers. Widely published research suggests blueberries rank among the best sources for disease fighting antioxidants. With berries from several diverse regions, fresh Hurst’s Blueberries are available year-round. HEALTH Widely published research suggests that blueberries are one of the richest sources of disease-fighting antioxidants. Antioxidants…
With its fertile, well-drained soil, spring rain and warm summer days with cool evenings, Oregon’s Willamette Valley is known for its extraordinary blackberries. We grow several varieties of plump blackberries in both Oregon and Mexico, providing a year-round supply. People love our blackberries, not only for their wonderful flavor, but also for their many health…
Fresh Northwest cranberries make the perfect Thanksgiving and Christmas treat. Not only is our season later, but our cranberries are larger and have much better flavor than cranberries grown in other regions. HANDLING & STORAGE Cranberries should not be damp because moisture speeds up the rate of decay. Shelf life for Hurst’s cranberries is…
Hurst’s red raspberries thrive in our two growing regions, where the climate is ideal. Warm summer days and cool nights make our raspberries firm and sweet. Yum! HEALTH Red raspberries are high in fiber and vitamin C and naturally free of sodium, cholesterol and fat. They are a good source of iron and folate, which…
Hurst’s Berry Farm offers red currants. Red currants are a beautiful translucent berry used for juice, jelly, sauces, or a gorgeous plate garnish! HEALTH Currants are a great source of vitamin C and vitamin A. They are naturally low in fat, cholesterol, and sodium. HANDLING & STORAGE Currants should not be damp because moisture speeds…
Kiwi berries are one of the most exciting new fruits to come into the produce market in years. About the size of a grape, kiwi berries are a small variety of kiwi fruit that have a smooth, edible skin. The fuzz-free exterior makes it easy to pop this berry-like fruit into your mouth as a…
